This driver reads SXF files, open format often associated with Russian GIS Software Panorama.
The driver is read only, but supports deletion of data source. The driver supports SXF binary files version 3.0 and higher.
The SXF layer support the following capabilities:
To be used automatically, the RSC file should have the same name as SXF file. User can provide RSC file path using config option SXF_RSC_FILENAME. This config option overrides the use of same name RSC.
The RSC file usually stores long and short layer name. The long name is usually in Russian, and short in English. The SXF_LAYER_FULLNAME config option allows choosing which layer names to use. If SXF_LAYER_FULLNAME is TRUE - the driver uses long names, if FALSE - short.
The attributes are read from SXF file. Maximum number of fields is created for the same layer features with different number of attributes. If attribute has a code mapped to RSC file, driver adds only the code (don't get real value from RSC, as the value type may differ from field type).
If config option SXF_SET_VERTCS set to ON, the layers spatial reference will include vertical coordinate system description if exist.


ImageJ plug-ins to optimize imaging parameters for fluorescence microscopy
To obtain the label concentration of spectrally overlapping labels, the
imaging data has to be "unmixed" by offline computation
(Dickinson et al., 2001). The accuracy of this linear unmixing
depends critically on the degree of spectral overlap between the dyes, and on the
choice of the spectral channels used to detect the emission. Here, we present a
plug-in for the image analysis software ImageJ that determines the optimal choice
of spectral channels and the optimal excitations for a given set of dyes. The plug-in
follows closely the procedure presented in Neher and Neher, 2004.
Briefly, the plug-in first determines the optimal excitation settings assuming the emission
is detected at full spectral resolution. Excitations are optimized by looping
over all possible mixtures of excitation wavelength such that the total laser
power adds up to 100%. After the best combinations of excitation wavelengths
are determined, the plug-in loops over all possible choices of emission windows.
Different configurations are compared via the sum of squared standard deviations
of the label concentrations.
Copy the 'OptimizeAcquistionScheme_.jar' into the plug-in folder of your ImageJ
distribution: OptimzizeAcquisitionScheme_.jar version 0.5.1
Localize the plug-in the ImageJ plug-ins menu and run it. You will be asked to enter the
number of dyes in the sample and the number of laser wavelength available. After clicking
'Ok', a new dialog will open where more specific information about the sample and the
set-up has to be entered:
The first three fields specify the range of the emission and the resolution, at which the
different channels are sampled, i.e. what is the step size used for the channels boundaries
during the optimization. Beware, the run-time of the plugin increases dramatically with smaller
step sizes! The next two fields are used to specify the number of excitations the user wants
to do and the number of channels that can be measured in each of the excitations.
Next, the user has to specify whether the same emission channels are to be used in all excitations
or whether the channels should be optimized for each excitation separately. Note that
using the same channels for all excitation is much faster and optimizing channels for more
than 2 excitations can easily result in excessively long run-times, in particular when the
number of steps (lambda range over stepsize) is large (>20). The other checkbox is used to
specify whether the detection should be forced to start at longer wavelength than the
longest excitation wavelength in a specific excitation.
The remaining fields are used to specify the available laser wave length and select the emission
and excitation spectra from the spectral library. The can also be entered manually.
Results
The optimal excitations and emission channels are printed into a separate window. The emission
channels are also indicated in the plot showing the emission spectra. Below is shown an
example for the dyes A488, Cy3, MitoRed and FM464. The parameters are optimized for 2 excitations,
having the laser wavelength 488, 514 and 561nm available.
The optimal solution turns out to be one excitation at 488nm and one at 561nm, leaving the
514nm laser unused. Note that knowledge of the excitation spectra is necessary.
[1] Dickinson, ME, Bearman, G, Tille, S, Lansford, R, and Fraser, SE.
Multi-spectral imaging and linear unmixing add a whole new dimension to laser scanning
fluorescence microscopy, BioTechniques, vol. 31 (6) pp. 1272, 2001
[2] Neher, R, and Neher, E. Optimizing imaging parameters for the separation of
multiple labels in a fluorescence image, Journal of microscopy, vol. 213 (Pt 1) pp. 46-62, 2004


Introduction
This posts presents the summary of the paper by Almut Heinken and Ines Thiele published in 2015. You can also view the pdf of the full paper Heinken2015Anoxic. Comment on this post if you want the supplementary material for this paper.
Here we consider 11 representative gut microbes:
- B. thetaiotamicron VPI-5482
- F. prausnitzii A2-165
- L. plantarum WCFS1
- L. lactis subsp. cremoris MG1363
- S. thermophilus LMG18311
- H. pylori 26695
- K. pneumoniae MGH 78578
- S. enterica subsp. typhimurium LT2
- E. coli str. K-12 substr. MG1655
- E. coli O157:H7 str. Sakai
- E.coli O157:H7 str. EDL933
The motive is to study the community behavior of these microbes pairwise and study whether their behavior lies in any of the following categories shown below:
Details
Four types of conditions that can appear inside the human gut are considered for the community behavior analysis of the microbes. These are:
- No Oxyger and without gut enterocytes interaction: This situation occurs in the large intestine proximity at the center of the lumen.
- No Oxygen and with gut enterocytes: This situation arises when the microbes get exposed to sloughed epithileal cells but still there is no oxygen because the microbes are far from the epithelial cell layer.
- With Oxygen and without gut enterocytes: This situation occurs at the mid point of the lumen in the duodenum where some oxygen swallowed with the food is present. This is in proximity of the stomach.
- With Oxygen and with gut enterocytes: When the microbes are close to the epithelial layer with oxygen dissipated by the enterocyte.
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The below diagram represents all of the above mentioned cases.
Methods applied for simulations
- Host and microbes were joined through a separate compartment (u) sim- ulating the intestinal lumen. This compartment served as an inlet for nutrients derived from the simulated diet and the enterocyte; it allowed metabolite exchange between the microbes and provided an outlet for fermentation end products.
- First the single models and then the community models were simulated in the above mentioned environments.
- Each of these models were analyzed for three types of diets: Proteins, High fiber and Western.
- The Western diet was high in sugar and fat content but low in fiber content.
- The High fiber diet was high in fiber content but low in simple sugar and fat content.
- The protein diet had twice the protein content compared to other diets and had low fat content with moderate simple sugar and fiber content.
Results
The following graphs show the results obtained for each type of behavior based on 12 scenarios i.e. all the combinations of (three diets + With/Without Enterocytes + With/Without Oxygen).
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Total outcomes predicted for 55 microbe pairs subjected to 12 scenarios.
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Microbe behavior when paired in all combinations in 12 scenarios for simulataneous growth optimizations.
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Microbe-microbe co-culture outcomes, resolved by diet, oxygen status and enterocyte presence/absence.


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1 Drive My Car - Final Project ECE590
4 Simple Car is a final project for ECE590. It will be an event loop and manager process to control the car. The car can be geared up and down. Brake will be applied to the car. It will also have an implementation of the signal lights such as left signal, right signal, and emergency signal.
6 Link to docs file [here](https://hoaibaonguyen.github.io/project_drivingmycar590/)
10 This project will help me to get more understand on using process and manager as an implementation example of driving a car from speeding up by changing gear, slowing down by pushing brake, and turn left and right using the correct light signal.
14 The source code for Drive My Car [is on Github](https://github.com/hoaibaonguyen/project_drivingmycar590.git).
19 To get started, you will need a C++ build environment. Then following the instruction below
21 git clone git clone https://github.com/hoaibaonguyen/project_drivingmycar590.git
23 docker run -v $PWD:/source -it klavins/elma:latest bash
25 examples/bin/drivemycar
27 Car using Finite State Machines
30 </image>
32 If unable to see the image. Please find the image in folder [images](https://github.com/hoaibaonguyen/project_drivingmycar590/blob/master/images/carfinitemachine.PNG)
34 This implementatin will control the car through all automatical step to ensure the car is being droven in the good condition.
37 Drive(string name) : StateMachine(name), _check("Check"), _on("On"), _find_station("Find Station"), _fill_gas("Fill Gas"), _drive("Drive"), _off("Off"), _fix("Fix") {
39 add_transition("key in", _check, _on);
40 add_transition("star drive", _on, _drive);
41 add_transition("fuel low", _drive, _find_station);
42 add_transition("find gas station", _find_station, _fill_gas);
43 add_transition("fuel full", _fill_gas, _check);
44 add_transition("issue", _drive, _off);
45 add_transition("find issue", _off, _fix);
46 add_transition("issue fixed", _fix, _check);
52 This class will help to get the car into the desired gear. The car will contain 6 speeds. It will turn from 1 to 2 if velocity is greater than the expected or get from 2 to 1 if velocity is decreasing below the expected velocity, etc. This will be contained in function "update" in Gear class
56 if ( channel("Throttle").nonempty() ) {
57 force = channel("Throttle").latest();
60 if (gear == "P" && brake_on == true && hand_brake == true){
64 start_speed += ( delta() / 1000 ) * ( - k * start_speed + force ) / m;
65 } else if (start_speed >= 10 && gear == "1" && brake_on == false && hand_brake == false){
67 start_speed += ( delta() / 1000 ) * ( - k * start_speed + force ) / m;
68 } else if (start_speed < 10 && gear == "2" && brake_on == false && hand_brake == false){
70 start_speed += ( delta() / 1000 ) * ( - k * start_speed + force ) / m;
73 start_speed += ( delta() / 1000 ) * ( - k * start_speed + force ) / m;
74 emit(Event("gear", gear));
75 channel("Velocity").send(start_speed);
76 std::cout << milli_time() << ","
77 << start_speed << " \n";
80 Graph from simulation to show the velocity is incrasing from zero to near max 60 while car is changing gear from 1 to 6. Image can be found @[image](https://github.com/hoaibaonguyen/project_drivingmycar590/blob/master/images/gearup.PNG)
82 </image>
87 This class is designed to bring down the car's speed. It is designed to start at a specific speed. When brake is pushed, velocity will be going down. Also, it will bring back the gear to the initial condition. As the car completely stops, velocity will be down to zero.
90 if (brake_on == true ){
91 if (start_speed > 50){
92 start_speed += ( delta() / 1000 ) * ( - k * start_speed + force ) / m;
100 start_speed += ( delta() / 1000 ) * ( - k * start_speed + force ) / m;
101 emit(Event("gear", gear));
102 channel("Velocity").send(start_speed);
103 std::cout << milli_time() << ","
104 << start_speed << " \n";
107 Graph from simulation to show the velocity is decreasing to zero. Image can be found @[image](https://github.com/hoaibaonguyen/project_drivingmycar590/blob/master/images/brake.PNG)
109 </image>
113 This class is an implementation of the car lights. It will send the signal to the correct light when driver want to make a turn. Also, when driver finds an issue, an emergency light can also be turned on.
116 class SignalOn : public Process {
118 SignalOn() : Process("signalon") {}
120 watch("left on", [this](Event& e) {
124 watch("right on", [this](Event& e) {
128 watch("emergency on", [this](Event& e) {
132 watch("signal off", [this](Event &e) {
136 watch("light on", [this](Event& e) {
137 light_on_power = e.value();
150 double light_on_power;
153 The specific of each signal light work can be found in folder [examples/drivemycar.cc](https://github.com/hoaibaonguyen/project_drivingmycar590/tree/master/examples)
158 This project is fun. This is my first time to learn C and C++. There are a lot of things for me to improve in general. To this project, there are still issues that I have faced during running the simulation. Here are some challenges that I need to learn and improve in the future:
159 - Have gear and brake be able to run together.
160 - Design an user interface for driver to select the signal light buttons.
161 - Learn about document the project efficiently
166 - Create a change gear class and a way to identify which gear is in (Completed)
167 - Create a State Machine will control the car whether the car is low in fuel or having issue (Complete)
168 - Create a Brake bring the velocity down (Completed)
169 - Create a Signal Lights for left turn, right turn, and emergency (Completed)
170 - Create a simulation test with different environments (Completed)
171 - Documented project with Doxygen (Completed)
172 - Runable with test and submit the project (Upload to GitHub on 3/21)


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The 1 Reason You Shouldn't Hesitate to Claim Social Security Early
Seniors are often told to wait on Social Security, but here's a good argument for filing sooner.
by Maurie Backman (TMFBookNerd)There's a somewhat complicated formula that's used to calculate your Social Security benefits, but in a nutshell, your earnings over your 35 highest-paid working years are adjusted for inflation to determine what monthly benefit you're eligible for at full retirement age, or FRA. FRA isn't the same for everyone; it depends on year of birth. Here's what it looks like:
| Year of Birth | Full Retirement Age |
|---|---|
| 1943-1954 | 66 |
| 1955 | 66 and 2 months |
| 1956 | 66 and 4 months |
| 1957 | 66 and 6 months |
| 1958 | 66 and 8 months |
| 1959 | 66 and 10 months |
| 1960 or later | 67 |
DATA SOURCE: SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION.
That said, the Social Security Administration (SSA) gives you the option to claim benefits well ahead of FRA -- you can file as early as age 62. But in doing so, you'll slash those benefits, and generally for life.
The SSA will take away 6.67% of your monthly benefit for each year you file early within 36 months of FRA, and it will take away 5% of your monthly benefit per year for each 12-month period thereafter.
Head spinning yet?
Here's what that means: If you claim Social Security a year prior to reaching FRA, you'll lose 6.67% of your monthly benefit. File three years before FRA, and your monthly benefit will be reduced by 20%. And if you file at the earliest possible age of 62 with an FRA of 67, you'll have 30% of your monthly benefit taken away.
It's for this reason that seniors are often advised not to claim benefits early. Many workers enter their golden years short on personal savings, and as such, can't afford the hit on benefits described earlier. But here's one very good reason to file for Social Security as early as you want: You can afford it.
What can your Social Security benefits do for you?
Many seniors depend heavily on Social Security to pay the bills. But if you've saved nicely for retirement in an IRA or 401(k), to the point where you have more than enough money in your nest egg to cover your essential living expenses for several decades, then it pays to use your Social Security benefits to fulfill the goals you've always dreamed of. Those goals could involve international travel, or opening a cafe, or buying an RV and touring the country's national parks. The choice is yours, but if claiming Social Security early allows you to achieve those goals at a younger age, when you're apt to be in better health and have more energy, then you shouldn't hesitate to go for it.
Imagine you have the option to retire at age 62 thanks to your healthy savings, but without Social Security, you really can't spend your days doing the things you want to do. You might push yourself to hold off on filing until FRA to avoid a hit on benefits. But what happens if come FRA, you're plagued with a medical condition that starts to impact your mobility? Suddenly, you've lost the opportunity to fulfill the goals you worked so hard to have a shot at.
If you're low on savings, then you may have no choice but to file for Social Security on time, or even delay benefits past FRA to boost them in the process. (You can grow your benefits by 8% a year, up until age 70, by holding off on claiming them past FRA.) But if you've done a great job of saving for retirement, then why not reward yourself by claiming Social Security when you want to? Sure, a higher monthly benefit may be nice down the line. But what you potentially lose in future income, you'll gain in personal experiences and fulfillment.


Edge Cases
April 13, 2020
Some edge cases and cautionary examples on using Markdown for writing content using this theme. In particular, list syntax can really knot things up.
Mathjax improperly parsing greater and less than and ampersands inside blocks
The mathjax HTML
scripts have been modified to properly render block style mathjax expressions inside a $$ ... $$
set of character pairs,
using the standard Kramdown parser. Some examples sent to me by Quxiaofeng are now parsing correctly.
This code:
$$
D = \left(\begin{matrix}
1 & -1 & & & & \\
& & \cdots & & \\
& & & 1 & -1
\end{matrix}
\right)
$$
yields this:
Other examples from the wikia Tex reference:
However, a problem still exists for inline matrix notation, from an example here:
A matrix in text must be set smaller: to not increase leading in a portion of text. The way this inline matrix is written is: $$ \bigl(\begin{smallmatrix}a & b \\ c & d\end{smallmatrix} \bigr) $$
Edge Case 1 from Quxiaofeng:
No blank lines between Markdown list items
The issue arises when sidenotes and marginnotes are put into list items. As mentioned in the main documentation page, lists can be problematic not only for semantic clarity, but also because they can creating formatting issues. For example:
Related algorithms
- Split Bregman iteration Goldstein, T. and Osher, S. (2009). The split Bregman method for l1-regularized problems. SIAM J. Img. Sci., 2:323-343.
- Dykstra’s alternating projection algorithm Dykstra, R. L. (1983). An algorithm for restricted least squares regression. J. Amer. Statist. Assoc., 78(384):837-842.
- Proximal point algorithm applied to the dual
- Numerous applications in statistics and machine learning: lasso, gen. lasso, graphical lasso, (overlapping) group lasso, …
- Embraces distributed computing for big data Boyd, S., Parikh, N., Chu, E., Peleato, B., and Eckstein, J. (2011). Distributed optimization and statistical learning via the alternating direction method of multipliers. Found. Trends Mach. learn., 3(1):1-122.
Why this matters
Notice how the sidenotes display properly, but the fact that sidenotes have more display ‘volume’ than the list items themselves causes a horizontal mismatch between the sidenote item’s number and its corresponding list item.
Please note that there must be no blank lines between your list items. This is due to a really strange thing about the Jekyll Markdown engine I have never noticed before. If you have a list, and you put a blank line between the items like this:
+ list item 1
+ list item 2
It will create an html tag structure like this:

list item 1

list item 2

Which totally goofs up the layout CSS.
However, if your Markdown is this:
+ list item 1
+ list item 2
It will create a tag structure like this:

list item 1

list item 2

Here is the same content as above, with a blank line separating the list items. Notice how the sidenotes get squashed into the main content area:
Remarks on ADMM version 2 - one blank line between Markdown list items
Related algorithms
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Split Bregman iteration Goldstein, T. and Osher, S. (2009). The split Bregman method for l1-regularized problems. SIAM J. Img. Sci., 2:323-343.
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Dykstra’s alternating projection algorithm Dykstra, R. L. (1983). An algorithm for restricted least squares regression. J. Amer. Statist. Assoc., 78(384):837-842.
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Proximal point algorithm applied to the dual
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Numerous applications in statistics and machine learning: lasso, gen. lasso, graphical lasso, (overlapping) group lasso, …
Liquid tag parsing strangeness
Example of the proper way to write an url inside a Liquid full-width image tag.
This code: {% fullwidth "assets/img/rhino.png" "Tuftes pet rhino (via Edward Tufte)" %}
produces the following image with a title. Notice that I have had to escape the double quotes in the HTML with a backslash. Also, the example above leaves out the single quote in ‘Tufte’s” because of the topsy-turvy way that you have to escape the escapes in code sections that are used for illustrative purposes in this text. Bottom line is that there are occasionally some odd interactions between the Markdown parser, custom Liquid tags and HTML.


The font-size property supports a variety of methods for specifying a font size. For example, there are seven different absolute size keywords, which set the font size relative to the user's font size preference.
You can also make fonts larger or smaller by way of the larger or smaller keywords.
You can make fonts 50% larger or 25% smaller by way of percentages.
You can even make a font 50% larger or 25% smaller by way of em units.


1.56f (03/20/2018)
- Respect buffer boundaries in Gopher logic.
1.56e (11/19/2017)
- A source-only release!
- Elegant tab sizes.
1.56d (07/04/2017)
- Corrected the About dialog's argument sequence.
- New libgcrypt 1.7.7 on Windows.
- New libgcrypt 1.7.8 on OS X.
- OpenSSL libraries at version 1.0.2l.
- Prepare User-Agent headers on download requests. Thanks to MarkProDev for reporting the problem.
- Removed install targets from non-FreeBSD and non-OS X project files.
- SQLite at version 3.19.3.
1.56c (01/01/2017)
- Child windows will be centered by default.
- Custom per-widget style sheets on Dooble and Settings via context menus. Some widgets are ignored.
- Do not resize the main window if the status bar's label is resized as a result of lengthy status text.
- Fancy splash screen.
- Initialize Blocked Hosts window icon.
- Issue activateWindow() before issuing raise() as some desktop environments ignore raise().
- New Tools menu, per warp9pnt9. The menu is a copy of the Windows menu.
- Per warp9pnt9, allow access to the Settings window via the initial passphrase reminder prompt.
- Purge cipher handle's contents in dcrypt::setCipherPassphrase() upon a failure.
- Register special types with Qt.
- Remind the user if the selected iteration count exceeds the default value during passphrase preparation.
- Replaced dmisc::centerChildWithParent() with QDialog::adjustPosition().
- Report gcrypt key-generation failures.
- SHA-3 availability. libgcrypt 1.7.0, or newer, is required.
- Upgraded OpenSSL libraries to version 1.0.2j on OS X and Windows.
- Upgraded SQLite to version 3.15.2 on OS X and Windows.
- Upgraded libgcrypt to version 1.7.5 on OS X; Homebrew.
- Upgraded libgpg-error to version 1.2.6 on OS X; Homebrew.
- libspoton at version 0.1.6.
- removeFirst() over takeFirst() if the item is not required.
1.56b (09/05/2016)
- Allow overriding of error code 299. Please see Settings:WebKit.
- EXISTS() instead of COUNT(), if beneficial.
- Highlight links whose text contents do not match their URLs. The status bar must be visible.
- Removed static variables.
- Upgraded SQLite libraries to version 3.14.1 on Windows.
- Upgraded libgcrypt to version 1.7.3 on OS X.
- Upgraded libgcrypt products to version 1.6.6 on Windows.
- Upgraded libgpg-error to version 1.24 on OS X.
1.56a (07/04/2016)
- Added a protocol widget to Allowed SSL Ciphers.
- Allow use of all available ciphers.
- Consider SSLv3 when populating Allowed SSL Ciphers.
- Corrected tab order of Display Priority widget; Settings window.
- Do not use QWebPage::triggerPageAction(QWebPage::Copy) as this requires JavaScript. Instead, use QWebPage::selectedText().
- Do not assign parents to dialogs if the parents may vanish.
- OS X project files used incorrect optimization level O3 instead of Os.
- Qt 5.5 documentation recommends the use of QSslConfiguration::setCiphers() instead of QSslSocket::setDefaultCiphers(). Modified for Qt 5.x and newer.
- Simplified the Allowed SSL Ciphers implementation, including corrections.
- The database allowedsslciphers.db should have the (name, pair) tuple as the primary key. The database will be removed.
- Upgraded OpenSSL to version 1.0.2h on Windows.
- Upgraded SQLite to version 3.13.0 on Windows.
- Upgraded libgcrypt to version 1.7.1 on OS X.
- Upgraded libgpg-error to version 1.23 on OS X.
1.56 (05/01/2016)
- Added GOST support, if available.
- Added HTTP error codes 203, 204. Please see WebKit within Settings.
- Allow access to the SSL Errors Exceptions panel via dooble://open-ssl-errors-exceptions.
- Allow disabling of automatic recording of file suffixes. Please see Settings.
- Allow the user to restore Dooble after a tardy authentication.
- Always display the Location Tool Bar whenever the main menus are hidden.
- Authenticate via a status bar button.
- Avoid reloading the most current history item after a restoration as this generates an additional history entry.
- Bit-by-bit comparisons; please see dmisc::compareByteArrays().
- Clear the HTTP Referrer Exceptions container if required.
- Corrected ARM Qt 4.x project file.
- Corrected Date Modified file system values.
- Corrected Default font application.
- Corrected FTP size-column sorting.
- Corrected dooble::promptForPassphrase(). The method should not reset the current credentials.
- Corrected resolution of relative URLs during redirection.
- Corrected total sizes of exceptions as reported in Settings.
- Deleted Include.win32/gcrypt.h and Include.win32/gpg-error.h.
- Disable DNS pre-fetch.
- Disabled JIT (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Just-in-time_compilation). Optional, please see Settings.
- Disabled Web plugins for new installations.
- Do not assume that an integer has a specific width (dcrypt.cc).
- Enable Spot-On widgets if DOOBLE_LINKED_WITH_LIBSPOTON is defined.
- Enforce limits on numeric INI values according to their widget representations.
- Gridify. Please see the View menu.
- Introduced the INI variable network_reply_object_timed_delete_interval_ms. If set to a positive integer, QNetworkReply objects will be destroyed within the specified milliseconds.
- Minimum iteration count set to 10000. Default set to 25000.
- Modes of operation: CBC-CTS, CTR.
- Modified the OS X project files in support of OS X 10.6.8.
- New Applications context menu item in Settings.
- New Blocked Hosts window. Please see Windows.
- New Qt 5.x ARM project file.
- New default.html page. Removed previous pages.
- Partial wildcard support for blocked hosts.
- Please remove shared.db, if such a file exists in the user's Dooble directory.
- Remove the files httponlyexceptions.db and preferences.db during a reset of Dooble.
- Removed Google and OS X-specific logic from agent strings.
- Removed keywords gathering from page descriptions. This changes a previous release's behavior.
- Removed modifier-key URL transformations.
- Removed most numeric conversions/promotions. Reviewed Wconversion and Wsign-conversion warnings.
- Salt length maximum set to 8192 bytes.
- Secure database deletes.
- Smooth processing of large directories.
- The dooble-blocked-hosts.txt file will now reside in the user's home directory.
- The method dmisc::iconForUrl() must consider variations of the URL parameter with respect to trailing slashes.
- The plugins architecture has been deprecated.
- Upgraded OpenSSL libraries to version 1.0.2g on Windows.
- Upgraded SQLite libraries to version 3.12.2 on Windows.
- Upgraded libgcrypt to version 1.7.0 on OS X.
- Upgraded libgcrypt to version 1.6.5 on Windows.
- Upgraded libspoton to version 0.1.5.
- User agent strings exceptions. Exceptions not included.
- Verify modified URLs in the Bookmarks window.
- Wrap lines on page source; default of true.
1.55 (11/05/2015)
- Allow suspending of a page load via a tab's context menu.
- Avoid accepting secure cookies from HTTP sites.
- Avoid serving secure cookies over HTTP.
- Enable cross-site-scripting auditing. New installations only.
- New per-tab progress bars.
- Upgraded Qt to version 5.5.1 on OS X and Windows.
- Upgraded SQLite products to version 3.9.1 on Windows.
- Upgraded libgcrypt to version 1.6.4 on Windows.
1.54 (09/18/2015)
- Allow hiding of the search widget. Please see the View menu.
- Configurable tab bar position.
- Deleting the QNetworkReply object in dnetworkaccessmanager::slotFinished() continues to cause sporadic termination. Removed deleteLater().
- Increased maximum discarded tabs and favorite links from 15 to 30.
- Limit results of qgetenv().
- Per Mrs. Fennel, private tabs. Please see the File menu.
- Thread scheduling may not be available.
- Upgraded Qt products to version 5.5 on OS X and Windows.
1.53 (07/04/2015)
- Added Stribog-512.
- Allow for automatic cancellation of stagnant JavaScript scripts.
- Allow non-authenticated sessions to share plaintext information with Spot-On.
- Allow removal of Spot-On shared links. Please see Clear Containers and the Edit menu.
- Also retrieve keywords as part of a page's description.
- Corrected QSsl enumeration usage for Qt 4.7.x. Thanks to Elbert for reporting.
- Corrected Qt macro usage.
- Corrected SSL widget states in the Settings panel.
- Corrected Spot-On button state in the URL location widget.
- Corrected retrieval of default iteration count.
- Log libspoton errors.
- Modified the favicon's context menu so that the available option references the site's host instead of the domain.
- Per Mattias Andree, added support for the Gopher protocol. Lots of changes provided by Mattias. File downloads are supported. Pausing downloads is not supported.
- Properly center exceptions windows that are activated from Settings.
- Removed non-native full-screen support.
- Removed translated log entries.
- Set the SSL protocol for QNetworkRequest objects. Removed setting of the protocol in Allowed SSL Ciphers.
- Set the location widget's text after a successful page load or an update of the URL if and only if the user has not modified the location widget's text.
- The method dwebpage::slotFinished() must inspect the reply's "dooble-favicon" property as the method may be reached after a download of a favicon.
- Updated Czech translation. Thanks to Pavel Fric.
- Updated SQLite to version <IP_ADDRESS>, Windows.
- Updated libspoton to 0.1.2.
- Upgraded OpenSSL products to version 1.0.2c on Windows.
- Upgraded Qt products to version 5.4.2 on OS X and Windows.
1.52 (04/01/2015)
- Ability to disable the main window's menu bar.
- Added the search engine wikibooks.org.
- Adjusted full-screen support.
- Allow hiding of the Desktop and Home buttons.
- Corrected dooble::saveSettings() with respect to the full screen mode.
- Display the JavaScript alert in dwebpage::javaScriptAlert() via QMessageBox::exec() instead of show().
- Ignore QX11EmbedContainer if Q_WS_X11 is not defined.
- Issue std::nothrow in gcry_qmutex_init().
- Remind the user if the SQLite database driver is missing.
- Removed hiding of the location tool bar.
- The Dogpile search engine supports SSL/TLS.
- The default SSL configuration's protocol must be set according to the available cipher protocols (SSLv3, TLSv1.0, TLSv1.1, TLSv1.2). Please see http://doc.qt.digia.com/qt-maemo/qsslconfiguration.html.
- Upgraded OpenSSL libraries to version 1.0.2a.
- Upgraded libgcrypt to version 1.6.3 on Windows.
- Upgraded libgpg-error to version 1.13 on Windows.
1.51 (03/01/2015)
- Added a Spot-On button to the location widget.
- Allow configuration of the main thread's priority.
- Avoid real-time storing of splitter states.
- Corrected month translations in the History window.
- Removed support for ancient versions of GCC.
- Silent third-party blocking.
- Simplified third-party blocking. Please use dooble-blocked-hosts.txt.
- Upgraded Qt to version 5.4.1.
Archived Contents
https://github.com/textbrowser/dooble/blob/master/Documentation/RELEASE-NOTES.archived


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# DeviceAtlas Client-side Component #
The DeviceAtlas APIs can work in conjunction with a JavaScript property
detection file and merge the resulting properties for use on the server side.
The client properties are also available to other JavaScript libraries. The
DeviceAtlas client detection file needs to be included on your web page for this
to function.
### Client-side Access to Properties ###
The properties gathered from the DeviceAtlas JavaScript detection are available
to other JavaScript functions and can be accessed on the client-side by using
the "DeviceAtlas" namespace.
**Example:**
```JavaScript
// Does the browser support Web GL ?
var supportsWebGl = DeviceAtlas.js.webGl;
```
The normal DeviceAtlas property name should be used to access the client-side
property.
### Server Side Access to Properties ###
The JavaScript detection file creates a special cookie with the detected client
properties. The usage is different in the Enterprise and Cloud APIs.
* Use with Enterprise APIs *
If the cookie is available and the DeviceApiWeb extension is used, the API will
automatically use the cookie contents as a part of the detection. However it is
also possible to pass the client-side properties manually to the APIs.
** Apache / NGINX / IIS web server modules handle the cookie automatically. **
* Use with Cloud APIs *
If the cookie is available and the API is configured to use the cookie, the
API will automatically forward the cookie contents to the Cloud service and
will be used as a part of the detection.
For further information about usage of the Enterprise and Cloud APIs please,
refer to their documentation.
The client-side properties override any data file properties and also serve as
an input into additional logic to determine other properties such iPhone models
which are normally not detectable.
The cookie containing the properties is called "DAPROPS".
### Basic Server Side Usage ###
1. Include the deviceatlas-X.X.min.js file on your web page.
2. In your web application, pass the contents of the DeviceAtlas cookie
to the DeviceAtlas API.
NOTE: the cookie contents will only be set after the first request. It is
recommended to not rely on the client-side properties for the very first page.
Please see the Example code bundled with the API for more information.
### Custom Configuration ###
To customize a cookie name or other cookie parameters like a domain or a path
you can use the code below - just remember that this code must be used before
you include deviceatlas-X.X.min.js file.
```JavaScript
var DeviceAtlas = {
cookieName: 'DAPROPS', // the cookie name
cookieExpiryDays: 1, // the time the cookie expires in days
cookieDomain: '.yourdomain.tld', // custom domain
cookiePath: '/' // custom path
}
```
### Sending client-side data via URL ###
In a restricted environment where cookies are not allowed it is possible
to get the client-side data using the JavaScript getPropertiesAsString() method
and pass it as a URL parameter.
NOTE: When integrating with a web application, the value should be fetched from
the URL and passed to the DeviceAtlas API properly.
**Example:**
```JavaScript
```
### Adding device properties ###
You can extend and customize capabilities of Client-side component by adding or
replacing functions to detect device properties.
It is as simple as calling DeviceAtlas.setProperty() function with the property
name to set and function to get value with.
 All rights reserved. https://deviceatlas.com _


--- layout: post title: "Add multiple columns to an existing table with a Rails migration" date: 2016-01-18T16:37:45-05:00 categories: - today-i-learned tags: - ruby - ruby on rails ---
There are plenty of shortcuts with Ruby on Rail's implementation of migrations. Adding columns, removing column, add indexes, altering table or columns to just name a few. I recently ran across a simple trick that can be utilized to add multiple columns quickly to a migration
By utilizing the following formula with the Rails generator, you can add multiple columns to a single migration.
{% highlight ruby %} rails g migration add_first_column_and_second_column_to_model first_column:string second_column:string {% endhighlight %}The Rails generate command is smart enough to figure out the correct database table and construct a migration based off it. I imagine this could also be used with other migrations, not just altering an existing table.
Got a Rails generate trick or tip? Tell me about it below in the comments.


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Seattle’s only designated “National Treasure” is not the Space Needle,
Starbucks or Russell Wilson. It’s the six-story Panama Hotel
many Seattle residents know little — if anything — about. Pocket
Tour aims to change that.
Introduction
The first Asians to settle in Seattle were Chinese laborers in
the late 18th century. By the mid 19th century, it was not
uncommon to see working men wearing Levi's denim workwear that
transitioned into today's blue jeans. Combining old and new,
we're sharing POC stories through the device in your jeans.
Solution
An augmented reality phone application designed and developed for visitors of Seattle's
International District to tour historic landmarks and cultural gems that often go
unnoticed. This living museum gives voice to
East Asian communities who cultivated this space over generations.
Research
After visiting International District to curate tour stops and interview businesses,
we identified our target audience to be visitors of the local Wing Luke Museum as an
extension of their experience. Due to road safety concerns, we narrowed our audience
to ages 13 and up.
Problem
In a time where anti-Asian hate is still prevalent, there is a lack of knowledge of how deeply Asian-American history is woven into the city.
The Wing Luke Museum is positioned as an excellent educational resource yet there has been a 23% decrease in museum visitors between the ages of 18 to 24 yet this demographic visited science museums at an 11% rate increase. As a team, we speculated the following pain points to explain this:
1. low interaction makes the experience boring
2. tours require an allotted time commitment limiting flexibility
3. lack of variation leaves little to explore in a following visit
Design Requirements
To create an experience that aligned with our goal to educate and entertain, | established the
following requirements to guide my design decisions:
1. customize stops based on time and interest
2. interactive artifacts to increase engagement
3. accessible so that tours can be completed without assistance
4. minimal onboarding so users can start tour immediately
Early Concept
Users can either opt for a recommended tour (R)
highlighting popular locations or browse through
other locations, learn more about them, and select
them to be included in their self tour (S).
Once a tour is tailored to their liking, the user
will use the map to guide them to their destination.
When their arrival is confirmed, they can tour using
augmented reality. This portion of the experience
would include historical images on overlaid in the
real world, for one.
Wireframes
As we added more features – such a social element of
leaving reviews and recommendations for future tour-goers,
language selection, and wheelchair accessible map
settings - I added an onboarding process so users
knew they could personalize their tour beyond the
"recommended" and "self" tours options.
Assets
Having access to
the camera and geolocation allowed me to
use AR to direct users to precise stops for an
elevated the storyline.
Artboard
I wanted this experience to be simple so it would add to the physical
environment rather than distract from it. Creating a default tour allowed users to jump
right in with a recommended tour and make informed edits.
Reflection
The challenge was using the real world as part of my canvas.
Outside variables required me to think about Pocket Tour beyond digital
interactions as it adds to a physical space. It was almost like
designing two experiences: one for looking directly at the device and
one for looking through the device at an artifact. After my team member
almost walked into the street without looking up to see if cars were approaching,
I became acutely aware that my first priority as a designer should be road
safety instead of screen appeal. This is particularly important because AR users need to be aware of their
surroundings - especially when near streets or around other people.
I also learned that designing for accessibility cannot be an afterthought. If I want a product to be accessible,
I need to address that from the get-go so that
features are designed with our target
population, not for them.
I realized this when I considered adding audio for road safety and making
wheelchair accessible tours by crafting specific routes for the tour
instead of exploring a way to automate it, which I would if I had more time to work on this project.
TLDR: Designers need to consider interactions from multiple perspectives. In AR,
one of those angles is how the user interacts with their
phone and their environment - sometimes (but not always) at the same time.


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| Version: | 1.1 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.2.0) |
| Imports: | graphics, grDevices, stats, utils |
| Published: | 2016-04-27 |
| Author: | Brent Perry, Raquel Assis |
| Maintainer: | Raquel Assis <rassis at psu.edu> |
| License: | GPL-2 |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| CRAN checks: | CDROM results |
| Reference manual: | CDROM.pdf |
| Package source: | CDROM_1.1.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: CDROM_1.1.zip, r-release: CDROM_1.1.zip, r-oldrel: CDROM_1.1.zip |
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@ INPROCEEDINGS{Sarkar22c,
author={Sarkar, Subhadeep and Athanassoulis, Manos},
Book title = {Proceedings of the ACM SIGMOD International Conference on Management of Data},
title={Dissecting, Designing, and Optimizing LSM-based Data Stores},
url = {https://doi.org/10.1145/3514221.3522563},
year={2022},
pages={2489--2497},
doi={10.1145/3514221.3522563} }


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com.opengamma.strata.market.sensitivity.CurveSensitivities
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Packages that use CurveSensitivities Package Description com.opengamma.strata.loader.csv Loader that reads market data from CSV files.com.opengamma.strata.market.sensitivity Entity objects for sensitivities. -
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Uses of CurveSensitivities in com.opengamma.strata.loader.csv
Methods in com.opengamma.strata.loader.csv that return types with arguments of type CurveSensitivities Modifier and Type Method Description ValueWithFailures<ListMultimap<String,CurveSensitivities>>
SensitivityCsvLoader. load(Collection<ResourceLocator> resources)
Loads one or more CSV format sensitivities files.ValueWithFailures<ListMultimap<String,CurveSensitivities>>
SensitivityCsvLoader. parse(Collection<CharSource> charSources)
Parses one or more CSV format position files, returning sensitivities.ValueWithFailures<CurveSensitivities>
SensitivityCsvLoader. parseAndMerge(Collection<CharSource> charSources)
Parses one or more CSV format position files, merging the result to a single sensitivities instance.Methods in com.opengamma.strata.loader.csv with parameters of type CurveSensitivities Modifier and Type Method Description default List<String>
SensitivityCsvInfoSupplier. headers(CurveSensitivities curveSens)
Returns the list of additional headers this supplier provides.default List<String>
SensitivityCsvInfoSupplier. values(List<String> additionalHeaders, CurveSensitivities curveSens, CurrencyParameterSensitivity paramSens)
Gets the values associated with the headers.void
SensitivityCsvWriter. write(CurveSensitivities curveSens, Appendable output)
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Uses of CurveSensitivities in com.opengamma.strata.market.sensitivity
Methods in com.opengamma.strata.market.sensitivity that return CurveSensitivities Modifier and Type Method Description CurveSensitivities
CurveSensitivitiesBuilder. build()
Builds the sensitivity from the provided data.CurveSensitivities
CurveSensitivities. convertedTo(Currency resultCurrency, FxRateProvider rateProvider)
Converts the sensitivities in this instance to an equivalent in the specified currency.static CurveSensitivities
CurveSensitivities. empty()
Obtains an empty instance.CurveSensitivities
CurveSensitivities. mergedWith(CurveSensitivities other)
Combines this set of sensitivities with another set.CurveSensitivities
CurveSensitivities. mergedWith(Map<CurveSensitivitiesType,CurrencyParameterSensitivities> other)
Merges this set of sensitivities with another set.static CurveSensitivities
CurveSensitivities. of(PortfolioItemInfo info, CurveSensitivitiesType type, CurrencyParameterSensitivities sensitivities)
Obtains an instance from a single set of sensitivities.static CurveSensitivities
CurveSensitivities. of(PortfolioItemInfo info, Map<CurveSensitivitiesType,CurrencyParameterSensitivities> typedSensitivities)
Obtains an instance from a map of sensitivities.CurveSensitivities
CurveSensitivities. withInfo(PortfolioItemInfo info)
CurveSensitivities
CurveSensitivities. withMarketDataNames(Function<MarketDataName<?>,MarketDataName<?>> nameFn)
Checks and adjusts the market data names.CurveSensitivities
CurveSensitivities. withParameterMetadatas(UnaryOperator<ParameterMetadata> mdFn)
Checks and adjusts the parameter metadata.Methods in com.opengamma.strata.market.sensitivity that return types with arguments of type CurveSensitivities Modifier and Type Method Description Class<? extends CurveSensitivities>
CurveSensitivities.Meta. beanType()
org.joda.beans.BeanBuilder<? extends CurveSensitivities>
CurveSensitivities.Meta. builder()
static Collector<CurveSensitivities,?,CurveSensitivities>
CurveSensitivities. toMergedSensitivities()
Returns a collector that merges sensitivities.static Collector<CurveSensitivities,?,CurveSensitivities>
CurveSensitivities. toMergedSensitivities()
Returns a collector that merges sensitivities.Methods in com.opengamma.strata.market.sensitivity with parameters of type CurveSensitivities Modifier and Type Method Description CurveSensitivitiesBuilder
CurveSensitivitiesBuilder. add(CurveSensitivities other)
Adds another set of sensitivities to the builder.CurveSensitivities
CurveSensitivities. mergedWith(CurveSensitivities other)
Combines this set of sensitivities with another set.
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Analyzing the satellite data to discover new exoplanets
Building nanorobots to monitor the internal body chemistry
Creating new web applications and software to impact the world
Innovating new solutions to climate change and pollution
Team Artemis
Exploring Lunar Science/Tech.
Team Ares
Designing Martian Colonies.
Team Astro
Traversing among the stars.
Team Cybernetic
Enhancing Human Life/Ability
Team Neptune
Advancing Nautical Exploration.
Team Terminal
Developing our Future.
Drones designed to deliver medical supplies to the front lines of COVID-19
Building Aerospike Rocket Engines and testing them for high efficiency at all altitudes in Low-Orbit Rockets
Designing and developing a Lunar Base Colony and it’s systems for a $1,000 NASA affiliated competition.
Modulus is an ed-tech startup delivering a course platform for teachers to share their instructional materials with anyone.
An app that identifies skin diseases and malformations using computer vision libraries.


What is a Stack?
Stack is a linear data structure which follows a particular order in which the operations are performed. The order may be LIFO(Last In First Out) or FILO(First In Last Out).
How can we implement a Stack?
A stack can be implemented in the following ways: Array and Linked List.
Array
Structure of the stack is as follows:
Structure stack: maxsize : integer top : integer items : array of item
Intilialising the stack:
procedure initialize(stk : stack, size : integer): stk.items ← new array of size items, initially empty stk.maxsize ← size stk.top ← 0
Pushing: Adds an element, increments top after checking overflow
procedure push(stk : stack, x : item): if stk.top = stk.maxsize: report overflow error else stk.items[stk.top] ← x stk.top ← stk.top + 1
Popping: Decrements top after checking for underflow , then returns the element at previous top
procedure pop(stk : stack, x : item): if stk.top = 0: report underflow error else stk.top ← stk.top - 1 r ← stk.items[stk.top] return r
Linked List
Another option to implement stacks. A stack is then a pointer to the "head" of the list, with perhaps a counter to keep track of the size of the list:
Structure node: data : item next : node or nil
Structure stack: head : node or nil size : integer
procedure initialize(stk : stack): stk.head ← nil stk.size ← 0
Pushing and Popping happens at the head, so no overflow can happen but underflow can happen
procedure push(stk : stack, x : item): newhead ← new node newhead.data ← x newhead.next ← stk.head stk.head ← newhead stk.size ← stk.size + 1
procedure pop(stk : stack): if stk.head = nil: report underflow error r ← stk.head.data stk.head ← stk.head.next stk.size ← stk.size - 1 return r
Table of Operations
| Operation | Syntax | Result |
|---|---|---|
| Push | P x, x is a number | Pushes an element onto the stack |
| Pop | PO | Removes the top element from the stack |
| Top | T | Returns top element of the stack |
| Is Empty | I | Returns a boolean value if stack is empty or not |
| Is Full (only for Array impl.) | F | Returns a boolean value if stack is empty or not |
| Length | L | Returns size of the stack |
To get a better visual understanding, play around with our programs
Stack-as-ArrayStack-as-Linklist


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Charters School is highly regarded by pupils and parents alike as providing an excellent
atmosphere for learning for all it's pupils. It is a leading provider of 11-19 education
and has achieved national recognition for the quality of education that it provides.
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Educational success is valued in relation to each individual and a key emphasis is on the achievement of potential. This is supported by a determination to provide the best teachers and a highly developed system of tutoring. Attention is paid to the specific needs of each pupil and ensuring that they make good progress from entry to the school until they leave us. It is our aim that most pupils will remain with us after their GCSE exams and enter our highly successful Sixth Form. |
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Well-resourced classrooms and specialist areas for practical activities help to ensure that pupils have access to modern technology to support their learning. The Library is a main focus of academic life and most pupils benefit from the extensive stock of books and research materials. Sporting facilities are extensive and are provided in conjunction with the local community. |
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On entry to the school each pupils is placed in a mixed ability tutor group. Their Tutor is responsible for the guidance and welfare of all pupils in their group, who they meet at the start and the end of each day. Continuity of support is maintained as the Tutor remains with the pupils until the end of their GCSE exams. In order to ease the transition from primary to secondary school there is a specialist Head of Year 7 responsible for the first year in school. The pupils are then passed into the care of another Head of Year who will remain in overall charge of the year group until they finish their compulsory schooling. |
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All pupils also have the opportunity to take part in a wide variety of visits and trips, all with a clear educational purpose. These range from trips to Tirabad, our residential educational centre in Wales, to the annual GNVQ trip to visit business enterprises in France. |
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There is also a wide variety of clubs and activities that are available to pupils on a weekly basis at the end of the school day. A large number of House and Inter-School sporting fixtures mean that there is always something going on. In recognition of this the school has recently been presented with three major awards: The Schools Curriculum Award, The Sportsmark Award and Education Extra. At Charters the key emphasis is on directed learning but we also try to develop the whole person. |
A distinctive feature of Charters School is the way in which it has been adapted to give access to pupils with physical impairment. This resource is fully supported by additional staff.
The School has an open policy towards parents who we hope will be partners with us in ensuring that their children get the best possible start in life. Parents are kept informed of progress by a system of regular parent's evenings and formal reports. They can also expect to see pupil's achievements and work recorded in their "Record Book". A very strong and active Charters School Association exists involving parents, pupils, school staff and the local community. Parents are kept informed of school events and important dates through the regular newsletter "Charters News".


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Safari has just become the first released browers to pass the Acid 2 test. Acid 2 is a complex HTML, CSS and PNG layout that was created to test the standards compliance of browsers for some of the latest Web Standards. The word is that Opera will not be far behind and other KHTML/WebKit based browsers like Konqueror will soon pass as well. (WebKit is a Mac OS X framework for displayign HTML based on the Open Source KHTML project originally produced by the KDE team. Web Kit and KHTML, after a rocky start, share a lot of code and patches.)
This kind of standards support is great news for the Web and web developers. Standards support allows for developers to create sites more easily (and thus more cheaply). Standards based Web development can reduce the amount ot HTML, reducing the size of pages, which makes downloads faster, and lowers the bills on web hosting for the site owners. Hopefully it will be followed by wider support when IE 7 is released. Firefox/Mozilla already have really good standards support and they will certainly catch up to Safari very soon.


The 100 ways project is at once a biography, a dissection, an exploration, and a jumping off point. Each student chooses an object and attempts to depict it 100 different ways with the greatest amount of variation possible. Through this process, students are forced to investigate both the qualities that make their object unique and the range of methods for depicting their object.
Sarah Claggett
Things are about to get...messy.
Sketch it out.
Explore is visually.
Sometimes the sketch is unrecognizable as a bottle of nailpolish, but that's okay.
Check out all the color that comes from photo manipulation.
but it's so many other colors, too.


{% extends "bootstrap/base.html" %} {% block content %}
This is a template for a simple marketing or informational website. It includes a large callout called the hero unit and three supporting pieces of content. Use it as a starting point to create something more unique.
This is a template for a simple marketing or informational website. It includes a large callout called the hero unit and three supporting pieces of content. Use it as a starting point to create something more unique.


Experienced Software engineer with 3+ years of industry experience and a master's degree majoring in Cloud Computing. Certified from AWS and Azure Cloud Providers. Machine Learning enthusiast.
Download ResumeI’m Harini, an experienced Software Engineer in SF Bay Area. Graduated from SJSU in 2019 with a Master's Degree. 4+ years experienced developer with knowledge in Cloud Technologies, Containerization, Automation and Machine Learning. Thank you for visiting my profile.
Way4R alias ‘wayfarer’ means a person who loves to travel on foot. A map application with features like getting nearby places suggestions, customized markers, getting more information about places like the address, phone number, star rating and their website link. This application is built using android studio with Google Maps Android API, Google Places API and Google SignIn.
View ProjectA cloud native SaaS application that has been designed to address many of the difficulties encountered by both the business owners and the customers in the hospitality industry. I have used AWS cloud services like Lex, Polly, QuickSight, Docker images, Micro services, Containers, AWS ES, AWS API gateway with Jenkins.
View ProjectCrafted a RESTful website to spin up a virtual machine of desired application like MySQL, Tomcat with full orchestration. I designed responsive UI, implemented REST API, crowd sourced data using OpenStack API. I have used Bootstrap for front-end, Go for back-end, OpenStack services includes: Keystone, Nova, Neutron, Glance, Heat with VirtualBox and GitHub.
View ProjectIt is a cloud born 3 tier web application, that provides the users a secured environment to upload, download, view and modify their image files. I have used Rails, PostgreSQL, AWS S3, EC2, ELB, AutoScaling, CDN, Lambda, SNS, Jenkins, R53 and many other AWS cloud services.
View ProjectAn application that shortens, saves and allows to share your URLs with the world. The entire fleet of micro services are run as Docker containers inside of Kubernetes. I have used Prometheus, PagerDuty,BEK (Beats, Elasticsearch, Kibana), CI/CD using Fabric8, Single-Sign-On (SSO) using reverse proxy and Nginx.
View ProjectNeighborhood Watch is an iOS app for pedestrians to crowd source information about real time hazards to improve overall community safety. I have used Swift 3, Mapkit Apple API, Cocopods, Corelocation API, FireBase Database, Xcode.
View ProjectA traditional set game to match three cards based on shading, colors, numbers and shapes. Implemented Twilio Authy API for password retrieval, tested using Travis CI, and deployed in Heroku cloud application platform
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View ProjectWorking as a part of the product development team in operationalization ML based product development pipeline to empower data-driven decisions. Effectively engineered managing large batches of real-time user data, infrastructure automation both on-prem and on the cloud. Built the ETL (Extract-Transform-Load) service for databases like PostgreSQL, Redshift and MongoDB. Developed installation framework for the product services with end-to-end scripting.Work alongside data scientists in developing predictive modeling that addresses business issues and led the team in deploying sophisticated machine learning models with reproducible results including a regular cadence of deployment.
Analyzed various datasets using classification, regression, clustering, pattern recognition and Natural Language Processing. Successfully balanced administrative work, academic tutoring and performed research on real-time Fake News prediction. Using Machine Learning Libraries like Pandas, Numpy, Sklearn, NLTK, Gensim, TF-IDF, Word2Vec, Doc2Vec, Matplotlib, Seaborn, Scipy, WordCloud. Gained knowledge in Classification, Regression, and Clustering Algorithms.
Worked in a team responsible for building and maintaining high performance distributed robotic system. Worked in a team responsible for building robotic conveyors to handle packages at FedEx• Developed highly scalable continuous monitoring and alerting service in NodeJS with high performance dashboard with metrics to track system's performance• Securely managed large streams of real-time sensor data and fully automated data analysis using Python and Tableau. Built RESTful MVC 3-tire web application in NodeJS using Eclipse, designed a responsive dashboards using Bootstrap and troubleshoot new back-end features. Developed threshold criteria for alerting critical system events with notification distribution. Participated in code reviews, design discussions, bug fixes and maintenance of the modules developed.
Worked in a team responsible for managing the Microsoft Dynamics AX ERP software functionalities, demonstrating the product work flow, gathering customer requirements and develop user experience with new features,update existing features utilizing server-side code in X++ (MorphX) in an Agile environment. Responsible for front-end architecture and development using DHTML(JavaScript and HTML). Write test scripts and test the functionalities of the core Microsoft Dynamics AX modules like Payroll and HR management. Provided pre and post-go-live support. Collaboratively interacted with the my team and delivered profitable projects with customizations. Implemented practical business solutions with using industry best practices.
Responsibilities included analysis, estimation, design, development, testing, delivery and deployment of ERP based software application. Gained an in-depth understanding of Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012 R3 modules. Designed and developed application UX/UI using HTML and JavaScript, frameworks and libraries. Worked collaboratively with a cross-functional team to define and develop product Help and Support System.Diagnosed and analyzed AX software functional issues. Wrote unit test cases and prepare test scripts.
Graduating in May 2019 and current GPA is 3.8/4.0. Specialization in Cloud Computing, DevOps and Mobile Application Development. There are 10 courses with two capstone projects with Graduate Writing Assessment. Developed cross-platform, cloud native applications with CI/CD. Won First Prize from IBM (Interview Link) and won the best hardware project award from Sierra Circuits in the Call for Code Hackathon by IBM on September 2018. Certified from AWS as Cloud Practitioner with License no: F0JH3PV22M4E1HST on January 2018.
An intensive web development training program (+1500 hours over 19 weeks) focusing on skills such as Ruby on Rails, Sinatra, Object Oriented JavaScript, jQuery, AJAX, AngularJS, HTML5, CSS3, and SQL, GitHub, TravisCI and Source Control, Test-Driven Development, Heroku and Agile Development. Got exposed to latest products like IBM ,Twilio, PubNub API’s.Led a 4-member team and built a service to crowd-source details about hazards in the neighborhood. Built expertise in pair-programming, user stories, time-boxing, and Test-Driven Development
Graduated with 3.63/4.0 GPA. Published my final year project in IRAJ Journal and got selected for the IEEE conference in Cambridge university, London. Did 3 other projects with guidance from talented professors and supportive classmates. Attended several symposiums and workshops. I was elected as the Information Technology department secretary in my final year. I got an opportunity to be a member of the Research and Development team for 2 years.
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Our Modal plugin is a super slim take on the traditional modal js plugin, taking special care to include only the bare functionality that we require here at twitter.
Download$('#my-modal').modal(options)
| Name | type | default | description |
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| backdrop | boolean, string | false | Includes a modal-backdrop element. Set backdrop to "static" if you do not want the modal closed when the backdrop is clicked. |
| keyboard | boolean | false | Closes the modal when escape key is pressed |
| show | boolean | false | Opens modal on class initialization |
You can activate modals on your page easily without having to write a single line of javascript. Just give an element a data-controls-modal
attribute which corresponds to a modal element id, and when clicked, it will launch your modal. To add modal options, just include them as data attributes as well.
Launch Modal
Notice If you want your modal to animate in and out, just add a .fade
class to your .modal
element (refer to the demo to see this in action).
Activates your content as a modal. Accepts an optional options object
.
$('#my-modal').modal({ keyboard: true })
Manually toggles a modal.
$('#my-modal').modal('toggle')
Manually opens a modal.
$('#my-modal').modal('show')
Manually hides a modal.
$('#my-modal').modal('hide')
Returns an elements modal class instance.
$('#my-modal').modal(true)
Notice Alternatively, this can be retrieved with $().data('modal')
.
Bootstrap's modal class exposes a few events for hooking into modal functionality.
| Event | Description |
|---|---|
| show | This event fires immediately when the show instance method is called. |
| shown | This event is fired when the modal has been made visible to the user (will wait for css transitions to complete). |
| hide | This event is fired immediately when the hide instance method has been called. |
| hidden | This event is fired when the modal has finished being hidden from the user (will wait for css transitions to complete). |
$('#my-modal').bind('hidden', function () { // do something ... })
This plugin is for adding dropdown interaction to the bootstrap topbar or tabbed navigations.
Download$('#topbar').dropdown()
To quickly add dropdown functionality to any nav element, use the data-dropdown
attribute. Any valid bootstrap dropdown will automatically be activated.

Home

 Dropdown

Secondary link

Something else here

Another link

Notice If your ui has several dropdowns, consider adding the data-dropdown
attribute to a more significant container element like .tabs
or .topbar
.
A programatic api for activating menus for a given topbar or tabbed navigation.
This plugin is for adding the scrollspy (auto updating nav) interaction to the bootstrap topbar.
Download$('#topbar').scrollSpy()
To easily add scrollspy behavior to your nav, just add the data-scrollspy
attribute to the .topbar
.

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Auto activates navigation buttons by users scroll position.
$('body > .topbar').scrollSpy()
Notice Topbar anchor tags must have resolvable id targets. For example, a home
must correspond to something in the dom like

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The scrollspy caches nav buttons and section coordinates for performance. If you need to update this cache (likely if you have dynamic content) just call this refresh method. If you used the data attribute to define your scrollspy, just call refresh on the body.
$('body').scrollSpy('refresh')
Checkout the the topbar navigation on this page.
This plugin adds quick, dynamic tab and pill functionality.
Download$('.tabs').tabs()
You can activate a tab or pill navigation without writing any javascript by simply giving them a data-tabs
or data-pills
attribute.

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Activates tab and pill functionality for a given container. Tab links should reference IDs in the document.

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| Event | Description |
|---|---|
| change | This event fires on tab change. Use event.target and event.relatedTarget to target the active tab and the previous active tab respectively. |
$('.tabs a').bind('change', function (e) { e.target // activated tab e.relatedTarget // previous tab })
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Based on the excellent jQuery.tipsy plugin written by Jason Frame; twipsy is an updated version, which doesn't rely on images, uses css3 for animations, and data-attributes for title storage!
Download$('#example').twipsy(options)
| Name | type | default | description |
|---|---|---|---|
| animate | boolean | true | apply a css fade transition to the tooltip |
| delayIn | number | 0 | delay before showing tooltip (ms) |
| delayOut | number | 0 | delay before hiding tooltip (ms) |
| fallback | string | '' | text to use when no tooltip title is present |
| placement | string | 'above' | how to position the tooltip - above | below | left | right |
| html | boolean | false | allows html content within tooltip |
| live | boolean | false | use event delegation instead of individual event handlers |
| offset | number | 0 | pixel offset of tooltip from target element |
| title | string, function | 'title' | attribute or method for retrieving title text |
| trigger | string | 'hover' | how tooltip is triggered - hover | focus | manual |
| template | string | [default markup] | the html template used for rendering a twipsy |
Notice Individual twipsy instance options can alternatively be specified through the use of data attributes.
text
Attaches a twipsy handler to an element collection.
Reveals an elements twipsy.
$('#element').twipsy('show')
Hides an elements twipsy.
$('#element').twipsy('hide')
Returns an elements twipsy class instance.
$('#element').twipsy(true)
Notice Alternatively, this can be retrieved with $().data('twipsy')
.
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The popover plugin provides a simple interface for adding popovers to your application. It extends the bootstrap-twipsy.js plugin, so be sure to grab that file as well when including popovers in your project!
Notice You must include the bootstrap-twipsy.js file before bootstrap-popover.js.
Download$('#example').popover(options)
| Name | type | default | description |
|---|---|---|---|
| animate | boolean | true | apply a css fade transition to the tooltip |
| delayIn | number | 0 | delay before showing tooltip (ms) |
| delayOut | number | 0 | delay before hiding tooltip (ms) |
| fallback | string | '' | text to use when no tooltip title is present |
| placement | string | 'right' | how to position the tooltip - above | below | left | right |
| html | boolean | false | allows html content within tooltip |
| live | boolean | false | use event delegation instead of individual event handlers |
| offset | number | 0 | pixel offset of tooltip from target element |
| title | string, function | 'title' | attribute or method for retrieving title text |
| content | string, function | 'data-content' | attribute or method for retrieving content text. |
| trigger | string | 'hover' | how tooltip is triggered - hover | focus | manual |
| template | string | [default markup] | the html template used for rendering a popover |
Notice Individual popover instance options can alternatively be specified through the use of data attributes.
text
Initializes popovers for an element collection.
Reveals an elements popover.
$('#element').popover('show')
Hides an elements popover.
$('#element').popover('hide')
The alert plugin is a super tiny class for adding close functionality to alerts.
Download$(".alert-message").alert()
Just add a data-alert
attribute to your alert messages to automatically give them close functionality.
| Name | type | default | description |
|---|---|---|---|
| selector | string | '.close' | What selector to target for closing an alert. |
Wraps all alerts with close functionality. To have your alerts animate out when closed, make sure they have the .fade
and .in
class already applied to them.
Closes an alert.
$(".alert-message").alert('close')


Directives
Labels and Inputs with rxFormItem
- The directive rxFormItem creates a field row wrapped in a label. Used for fields which include a single input/field.
- This will also apply to the textarea tag.
- You would most likely use this angular.js directive directly, otherwise any input field can be placed inside an element with a class of
field-input
to apply styling.
Using a character counter on an input field
- The framework provides styles for a character counter, including a generic wrapper (
.counted-input-wrapper
) with the proper width needed to position the character counter in relation to a text area. Note that if you need a different text area width for specific use cases in a project, a custom wrapper class and text area width can be set.
- Counters are most often used with
textarea
s, where there is enough space for a user to type several sentences. It is rarely appropriate to use a counter on a different type or size input field.
- Character counters provide color feedback to the user in addition to numeric feedback. As a user approaches the character limit, the numeric value turns from gray to yellow, then yellow to red.
- See rxCharacterCount for more specific documentation about implementing a counter on an input field.
Compressed Layout
- Wrapping form items in a container of class `.rx-form.layout-compressed` will affect the form elements as shown.
- ENCORE-SPECIFIC: These particular input stylings are used specifically within TicketQueues.
Fieldsets with rxFormFieldset
- The rxFormFieldset directive creates a field row wrapped in a fieldset. Used for fields which include multiple inputs (e.g. rxFormOptionTable).
Selects with rxFormItem
- The rxFormItem directive replaces the default UI of select fields and adds a custom border/arrow.
- You would most likely use this angular.js directive directly, if you are not using angular you could wrap the elements with
.field-select
.
Checkboxes and radios with rxFormOptionTable
Disabled state
- When an input is disabled, styles are automatically applied to gray out the field and any text within, with a
not-allowed
pointer style.
Form Validation
- Note: Because Encore is built in angular, we leverage the
ng-required
directive, and as a result the EncoreUI library does have a custom CSS if an element has both ng-invalid
and ng-dirty
classes, which are dynamically added.
- Designing an EncoreUI specific design pattern for form validation is on our roadmap.
Saving In-Progress Form State
- When a user is filling out a form, it often makes sense to automatically save the state of that form, in case they navigate away and want to return and continue. The framework has support for this with the
rxAutoSave
service.
rxAutoSave
interacts exclusively with your model layer. Your UI/template code will be unaware that its state is being saved.
- See rxAutoSave (which lives in the
rxMisc
module) for further details
Manual Form Saving
- When an entity is being edited in place, rather than submitting an edit or create form, a notification with a save button is used.
- The notification should be put in the page stack and should only be shown after a change has been made to the form (e.g. not on page load).
- The subtitle of the page should indicate when the form was last saved.
Design Patterns within Encore
- Forms can be used on their own page. You can see this in Encore when you create a new object such as a Cloud Server or a Database under Encore Cloud.
- Forms are also used within modals. This can be see when modifying content that requires form fields such as actions performed on a server detail page.
- See the section on links and buttons and the sample Create Form for details about how we style and color buttons, but in a nutshell: submit buttons should use the green submit class unless you're deleting or formatting, which should be the negative class. If you need to use a button in your field for auxillary purposes, make it blue.
- Wells can be used to create additional context for the form.
UI Roadmap / Possible Future-work
- Fleshing out a design pattern for edit states. Up until now, the editing of content has been relegated to using modals to edit individual line items. As a result, different products have handled the concept of an edit state differently. There should be conformity for this, but we have not designed a user pattern yet.
- HEADS UP: At this time, Encore only uses stacked forms, and do not offer a design pattern for inline forms. This may change later.


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